Rick Nash

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Rick Nash will be dealt this summer. The question is: where will he be traded? The New York Rangers no longer need his services with the emergence of Chris Kreider, so the field becomes wide open to the teams on his trade list.

What is certain, though, is that the price for Nash will be steep because the Columbus Blue Jackets won't deal their franchise player for prospects and role players.

Derek Roy

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The Buffalo Sabres considered moving Derek Roy at the trade deadline this season, but they ultimately held onto their former No. 1 centerman. Roy has battled injuries and is attempting to get back to a top level of play.

Roy still has trade value and talent but the odds of him remaining a Sabre next season are slim.

James van Riemsdyk

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The Nashville Predators have two marquee defenseman that the Flyers could be interested in this summer. A return package could very well include prospects, draft picks and young, mid-level players like James van Riemsdyk.

Rumors had JVR headed to Toronto in a potential trade for Luke Schenn, so it is safe to assume that the Flyers would deal him for Shea Weber or for Ryan Suter's negotiating rights.

JVR is a talented, young scorer who could become a useful cog on another team, so there is a good shot he is definitely dealt this summer..

Jarome Iginla

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This seems to be the summer that Jarome Iginla will finally get traded. The Flames are a team that are going to have a new coach and a potential new system in place, so dealing Iginla would be a good way to add some crucial rebuilding pieces.

Mike Ribeiro

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The Dallas Stars may play the free-agent market this summer in an attempt to bulk up or they could attempt to make a play at Rick Nash. That could lead to the Stars dealing Mike Ribeiro to clear some salary cap room.

Mike Heika of Dallas News has the full story on possible scenarios for the Stars.

Brandon Dubinsky

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Brandon Dubinsky slowly but surely fell down the Rangers' depth chart with the emergence of Carl Hagelin and Chris Kreider at left wing. With Derek Stepan and Brad Richards at center, there is no room for Dubinsky on the third or fourth line at a $4.2 million cap hit.

Dubinsky is a talented defensive player and a penalty-killing specialist, but the Rangers need him to score. With young players on the way, the Rangers will trim their payroll with Dubinsky.

Vincent Lecavalier

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This is an out-of-left-field pick, but with Roberto Luongo likely on his way out of Vancouver, and Tampa Bay a potential landing spot, in order to make the swap, Vancouver would have to take on an equally bad contract.

Even if it isn't Vancouver, with Vincent Lecavalier's point production in decline, odds are the Lightning will attempt to cut their losses with their captain. Lecavalier has a no-movement clause, but odds are he would move it in the right circumstances.

Mason Raymond

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This is another case of a player who was rumored to be dealt at the deadline finally getting moved in the offseason. Mason Raymond has been linked to numerous trade rumors, but the Canucks may look to move tons of money off their books this summer.

His is an upcoming RFA, but expect the Canucks to attempt to find a potential suitor so they don't lose Raymond for nothing.

Ray Whitney

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Ray Whitney had an above-average season for the Phoenix Coyotes, but one has to think that his numbers will slow down during the next few years. He is the ideal player to fill a secondary scoring role on a team.

Whitney is a seasoned veteran who can score in the clutch and can play in all situations. He is a UFA this season and will likely leave town. The odds of him hitting free agency without Phoenix attempting to get something for him are a slim.

A player like Whitney is worth dealing a late-round draft pick in order to get exclusive negotiating rights early.